Javascript determines whether the mouse is left or right-click-compatible with ie, firefox, chrome, and other major browsers

It is very easy to use javascript to determine whether the user clicks the Left or Right button. You only need to add the onmousedown event to the object and use the javascript e. button value to determine whether the user clicks the event. The following is an example.

Document. onmousedown = judgeMouseButton; function judgeMouseButton (e) {var e = window. event | e; // obtain the event object var value = e. button; if (value = 2 | value = 3) {alert ('right-click the click ');} else {alert ('click the left mouse click ');}}

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